Garage floor coating

5 years ago

I'd like to coat my garage floor, epoxy or other method not important. I also want to paint the walls inside the garage as well. Should i paint the walls first, then do the floor? My thinking is if i paint first, dust from the the sanding of the floor might get on the walls, unless companies have a vacuum attached to the sander. Also need to find a company with good prep work first. I'm in Tucson.

Thanks!

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fnmroberts
5 years ago
Since you’re in Tucson - here us a friends tile floor in his Phoenix area garage. Flooring is Racedeck, they’re 12x12 interlocking.

Below is mine in northern IL - same material but in the land of inclement weather. I’m not a fan of epoxy as too many experience bonding issues. To your question about painting sequence, paint first. You can blow any dust free after.
Bob Sherman
5 years ago
Your garage floor looks nice. What other method besides epoxy will preserve the floor?

Seems like the consensus is to paint first and do the floor last.
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fnmroberts
5 years ago
That’s why I’m showing the Racedeck - it’s a floating rubber tile. Can remove individual pieces if ever one requires. Only other option I think if is one of the vinyl mats. Those come in various sizes up to about 12x24.
Bob Sherman
5 years ago
OK,thanks. I’ll do some research on the floating rubber tile. Seems like a good option.